Introduction The proposal to amend the Constitution and extend the quota system for women has been received with adverse comment by the
Abstract This research paper focuses on women’s participation in politics and decision making in Zimbabwe. It draws from experiences shared by women
Abstract Increasing women’s representation in the parliaments of the world has become an increasing field of debate: not about whether this should
/Executive Summary The plight of prisoners is generally overlooked by society as there is a lack of knowledge and understanding of prisoners’
/Executive Summary Much research work has been conducted around the rights of prisoners and detainees the world over, Zimbabwe is no exception.
/Executive Summary The right to human dignity is one of the fundamental rights afforded to a human being by virtue of being
/Executive Summary Zimbabwe has an enviable record in Africa for the quality of its educated population. The enormous investment in education from
RAU in partnership with Kufunda Village held two participatory workshops on the Art of Hosting with young women leaders in Harare and
/Background In 2009, the Research and Advocacy Unit in collaboration with the progressive Teachers‘ Union of Zimbabwe carried out a study to
/Executive Summary This policy brief deals with the issue of making schools, pupils and teachers safe from exposure to political violence during
/ Executive Summary Social capital has become a concept of growing interest in the past two decades. The presence of a high
/Abstract In the context of the momentous changes to the Zimbabwean polity, the predilection for violent political problem solving is examined. By
